Sexual Self

• It is a system of sex organs designed for reproduction and sexual functions.

  a ) Digestive system

  b ) Respiratory system

  c ) Reproductive system

  c
• Masters and Johnson divided the sexual-response cycle into four phases. Which of the following are not a phase?

  a ) orgasmic

  b ) arousal

  c ) excitement

  d ) plateau

  b
• This produces estrogen and progesterone.

  a ) sperm

  b ) ovaries

  c ) testes

  d ) egg

  b
• This is the most common sexual orientation.

  a ) heterosexuality

  b ) homosexuality

  c ) transgender

  a
• These are people who believe they are born with the body of the opposite sex.

  a ) heterosexuality

  b ) homosexuality

  c ) transgender

  c
• The law that guarantees universal access to methods of contraception, fertility control, sexual education, and maternal care.

  a ) Planned Parenthood Law

  b ) Women's Care Law

  c ) Reproductive Health Law

  c
• It is a sexually transmitted disease which is caused by gonococcal bacteria.

  a ) gonorrhea

  b ) chlamydia

  c ) syphilis

  a
• Sternberg suggests that there are three components of love, namely

  a ) intimacy, attraction, commitment

  b ) intimacy, passion, commitment

  c ) lust, passion, commitment

  b
• It refers to the methods that are used to prevent pregnancy

  a ) contraception

  b ) AIDS

  c ) resolution

  a
• It is responsible for the production of sperm cells and male sex hormones.

  a ) seminal vesicle

  b ) vas deferens

  c ) testicles

  c
• It is the sexual orientation where an individual is attracted or interested in a relationship with people of the same sex.

  a ) heterosexuality

  b ) homosexuality

  c ) transgender

  b
• These are physical characteristics present at birth.

  a ) Primary sex characteristics

  b ) Secondary sex characteristics

  c ) Tertiary sex characteristics

  a
• These are physical characteristics that develop during the onset of puberty.

  a ) Primary sex characteristics

  b ) Secondary sex characteristics

  c ) Tertiary sex characteristics

  b
• This release testosterone that causes the male sex organs to develop.

  a ) testes

  b ) gonad

  c ) androgen

  b
• This stimulates the development of sex characteristics and also increase one's sexual drive.

  a ) scrotum

  b ) progesterone

  c ) testosterone

  c
• True or False: Ovaries produce estrogen and progesterone as well as small amount of testosterone.

  True
• This promotes female reproductive capacity and secondary sex characteristics.

  a ) androgen

  b ) estrogen

  c ) progesterone

  b
• This stimulates the growth of female reproductive organs and prepares the uterus for pregnancy

  a ) androgen

  b ) estrogen

  c ) progesterone

  c
• True or False: Female sex hormones are not produced consistently.

  True
• The production of sex hormones follows a cyclical pattern of how many days?

  a ) 28 days

  b ) 29 days

  c ) 30 days

  a
• True or False: The greatest production of female hormones occur during the ovulation period.

  True
• How many days after the beginning of the menstrual period before the ovulation period occur?

  a ) 7 days

  b ) 12 days

  c ) 14 days

  c
• It is made of erectile tissue that swells with blood and hardens when a woman is sexually aroused.

  a ) clitoris

  b ) vagina

  c ) erogenous zone

  a
• It is a muscular tube that serves as the receptacle for the penis.

  a ) fallopian tube

  b ) vagina

  c ) erogenous zone

  b
• This produces, stores and releases the egg during ovulation.

  a ) fallopian tube

  b ) vagina

  c ) ovary

  c
• It is a hollow organ where the fertilized embryo grows to become a fetus.

  a ) clitoris

  b ) fallopian tube

  c ) uterus

  c
• The passageway between uterus and vagina that expands during childbirth is called

  a ) cervix

  b ) myometrium

  c ) endometrium

  a
• It carries the fertilized egg from the ovary to the uterus

  a ) vagina

  b ) fallopian tube

  c ) cervix

  b
• Pregnancy starts at fertilization and ends at birth for approximate duration of how many days?

  a ) 230 days

  b ) 260 days

  c ) 290 days

  b
• It is the organ through which males urinate and deliver the sperm cells.

  a ) vesicles

  b ) scrotum

  c ) penis

  c
• Before reaching the penis, sperm cells travel through these except for

  a ) ductus deferens

  b ) prostate gland

  c ) seminal vesicles

  a
• The loose pouch-like sac where the testes is located is called

  a ) ductus deferens

  b ) epididymis

  c ) scrotum

  c
• It is responsible for the production of sperm cells and male sex hormones.

  a ) testicles

  b ) ductus deferens

  c ) scrotum

  a
• It transports the sperm-containing fluid called semen.

  a ) vas deferens

  b ) scrotum

  c ) ductus deferens

  a
• It is a set of coiled ducts connected to the vas deferens where the sperm cells are stored.

  a ) scrotum

  b ) urethra

  c ) epididymis

  c
• These produce and nourish the sperm cells except for.

  a ) prostate gland

  b ) seminal vesicles

  c ) ductus deferens


  c
• It is the release of sperm cells from the penis.

  a ) menstrual cycle

  b ) erogenous zone

  c ) ejaculation

  c
• Sperm cells can live up to how many hours inside the uterus?

  a ) 24 hours

  b ) 34 hours

  c ) 48 hours

  c
• Ejaculation contains approximately how many sperm cells?

  a ) 100-300 million

  b ) 200-450 million

  c ) 300-500 million

  c
• These are the areas of the body that are highly sensitive and produce sexual responses when stimulated.

  a ) erogenous zones

  b ) ozone layer

  c ) plateau zone

  a